The Museum of Relief Maps, Paris
June 14, 2025
Tucked away in the attic of the Hôtel des Invalides is a fascinating bit of military and cartographic history
Tucked away in the attic of the Hôtel des Invalides is a fascinating bit of military and cartographic history
No matter how often you visit, Paris always has something new to offer (sponsored content).
A Paris river once condemned as an unhealthy sewer and buried is slated to see daylight again in a park
Paul Heymont shares some unusual storefronts and signage spotted while wandering in Paris
Paul Heymont has fun and cheese at a Paris museum, and learns a lot more about types of cheese
A church with an unusual steeple and an unusual history caught Paul Heymont’s eye
Paris is planning public swimming in the Seine, where swimming events took place in last summer’s Olympics
The hot-air balloon that carried the Olympic Cauldron aloft for last year’s games returns for a summer run
A major exhibition in Paris highlights the role of posters both in Belle Epoque France from both artistic, cultural and historical viewpoints
A chance glance at a bistro’s floral decorations sent Paul Heymont off on a search for meaning
Tucked away in the attic of the Hôtel des Invalides is a fascinating bit of military and cartographic history
No matter how often you visit, Paris always has something new to offer (sponsored content).
A Paris river once condemned as an unhealthy sewer and buried is slated to see daylight again in a park
Paul Heymont shares some unusual storefronts and signage spotted while wandering in Paris
Paul Heymont has fun and cheese at a Paris museum, and learns a lot more about types of cheese
A church with an unusual steeple and an unusual history caught Paul Heymont’s eye
Paris is planning public swimming in the Seine, where swimming events took place in last summer’s Olympics
The hot-air balloon that carried the Olympic Cauldron aloft for last year’s games returns for a summer run
A major exhibition in Paris highlights the role of posters both in Belle Epoque France from both artistic, cultural and historical viewpoints
A chance glance at a bistro’s floral decorations sent Paul Heymont off on a search for meaning